The Reconstruction of Yeongmyosa and Queen Seondeok’s Memory in the Middle Period of Silla

April 30, 2026SILLASAHAKPO

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This work examines the reconstruction of Yeongmyosa during King Munseong's reign and its political implications.
Analyzed historical records from the Samguksagi regarding military ceremonies at Yeongmyosa.
Investigated the relationship between Buddhist symbolism and state order during the period.
Explored the connections between Queen Seondeok and the reconstruction of Yeongmyosa.
Yeongmyosa likely underwent significant transformation beyond simple restoration, linking it to political context.
Buddhism served as a key symbol in legitimizing state order during a critical period of warfare.
The military ceremony at Yeongmyosa was interpreted as a political act combining Buddhism and royal authority.

Analysis reveals how Yeongmyosa reaffirms state order through Buddhist symbols linked to Queen Seondeok.

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